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Learning Objectives

• Identify the benefits of regular exercise, for both body and brain

Directions

Sometimes getting started is the hardest part of being physically active. The important thing is to find activities you like to do, so you’ll stick with them. In order to help you understand how much activity you need to do on a regular basis, your task is create a sensible routine.

Start by creating a plan that will help you see the benefits of regular exercise. The following five steps will help create an exercise plan, and if you need more guidance, do an internet search using the phrase “exercise plan” or “workout plan.”

1. List three physical activities that you enjoy doing or would like to try.
2. Identify any special requirements or equipment you need before doing the activities you’ve listed. For example, will you need a gym membership? Do you need to purchase running shoes? etc.
3. Set a realistic, weekly exercise time goal for yourself. Aim for at least 150 minutes or more per week.
4. Using a digital or printed calendar, plan and label the days of the week, times, and places that you plan to exercise. Specify the activity or activities that you intend to do. (For example: Monday, 6–7 a.m., 30 min on stationary bike, college gym; Wednesday, 2–3 p.m., 60 min speed-walking with Maya, Riverside Park; Saturday, 1–2 p.m, lift weights, college gym.)
5. Track your progress for one week. Recording the amount of time you actually exercised. If you engaged in any unplanned physical activities. Say you ended up riding your bike to school instead of taking the bus, include those, too.

Now that you’ve created your plan, the next step is to reflect on your experience. Share about your experience in a short response (250-300 words) and reflect on what you learned:

• What kinds of exercise did you engage in, and which did you enjoy the most?
• What was your weekly time goal? Did you meet it?
• What worked or didn’t work?
• What might you need to change in order to make exercise a regular habit?

• What role do you think the media plays in communicating hazardous materials exposure risks to the public?
• Why do you think it is difficult to interpret the results of epidemiological studies? 
  • Save your responses as Microsoft Word document entitled “EDMG330_Week1YourLastName.doc/x” (e.g., “EDMG330_Week1Jones.doc/x”), where “1” is the Course Week number;
  • Upload the document to the Week 1 Assignment page.
  • You must utilize supporting sources in your response, and cite and reference using APA format.

 PLEASE READ THE BELOW  ESSAY AND WRITE A SUBSTANTIVE 300 WORD REPLY   Make sure that you are adding new and relevant information with each this reply. 

        I decided to use Amazon as the company for discussion board. I’m going to discuss the risks specific to the company, which can include economic, business, operating, financial, asset, product, market, and technological. Let’s begin by defining each. Economic risk involves the analyst and “must determine how the subject company will be affected by changes in the economic environment within which it operates” (Hitchner, 2017, p. 222). Since Amazon is leading the market in the e-commerce business, it doesn’t have to be concerned with economic risk.  Hartung (2017) states, “Wal-Mart’s value has increased to $222 billion – up $6 billion, 2.8%. Meanwhile Amazon’s value has increased to $403 billion- up $71 billion, 21.4%. Over three years (starting 3/3/14) Wal-Mart’s per share value has declined from $74 to $71 (down 4%,) while Amazon’s has risen from $370 to $845 (up 128%.)”

        Amazon has no fears regarding business risks. The sales and growth of the company continues to expand as they reach more markets around the world. As far as financial risk is concerned, Amazon’s stakeholders can be assured that the company will reach its financial goals. However, there is concern that they may also lose funds with their Amazon prime subscriptions and advertising fees. Amazon has spent over 2.5 billion in advertising revenue (Levy, 2018). Other factors that could cost a decline in Prime subscriptions could include a recession, in which current subscribers may cancel, and Amazon could fail to attract new subscribers for its yearly price of $79.99. Market risks relate to how well “the company is geographically diversified. If the company operates within a local marketplace, changes in the local area can greatly affect it” (Hitchner, 2017, p. 222). Amazon is currently successful in several geographic markets which include North America, China, Japan, Germany, and the United Kingdom.

        Amazon has no one product as it is an e-commerce business. Even if one could not find what they were trying to purchase from Amazon directly, the site itself allows individuals to place items for sell. “The cost of litigation can cause the end of a successful business. Even if successful from the company’s standpoint, litigation can create such a financial burden on a business that it can no longer function as a going concern” (Hitchner, 2017, p.223). This relates to the legal risks of an organization. Like any other major company, Amazon is not without its shares of legal issues. And this coincides with technological risk. Because Amazon’s consumers must provide their financial information to make purchases, the company must rely on the most up to date technology to prevent attempts of fraud.

~For which of you, desiring to build a tower, does not first sit down and count the cost, whether he has enough to complete it? ~Luke 14:28.

References

Hartung, A. (2017, February 28). How the ‘Amazon Effect’ Will Change Your Life and Investments. Retrieved from Forbes: https://www.forbes.com/sites/adamhartung/2017/02/28/how-the-amazon-effect-will-change-your-life-and-investments/#6a7714b55e76

Hitchner, J. R. (2017). Financial Valuation: Applications and Models (4th ed.). Hoboken: John Wiley & Sons, Inc.

Levy, A. (2018, October 28). Amazon Advertising: How Much Room is There to Keep Growing? Retrieved from The Motley Fool: https://www.fool.com/investing/2016/10/31/the-3-biggest-risks-facing-amazoncom.aspx

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